
Nuits Classiques
Les Nuits Classiques

Jean-Michel DHUEZ
Artistic Director of Les Nuits Classiques
Les Nuits Classiques at the Ramatuelle Festival invites you to an exceptional evening for the opening concert on July 29. The program features Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9. A universal work and a truly breathtaking musical experience that never fails to captivate, it will be performed in a rare version: Liszt’s transcription for two pianos, played by two great artists, Hélène Mercier and Louis Lortie, with the famous and spectacular “Ode to Joy” featuring a formidable quartet of soloists: soprano Claire de Monteil, mezzo-soprano Delphine Haidan, tenor Valentin Thill, and bass-baritone Nicolas Cavallier, as well as the Toulon Opera Chorus. The following day, two other major works from the repertoire are on the program: Martin Palmeri’s Misatango and Ravel’s Boléro, choreographed by Julien Lestel. Finally, to close out Les Nuits Classiques, we present another evening on July 31 that promises to be exceptional, featuring Lambert Wilson in a program of French chansons and American standards. He will be accompanied by one of today’s greatest clarinetists, Pierre Génisson, and pianist Bruno Fontaine.
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Wednesday, July 29th
9pm
9ÈME SYMPHONIE DE BEETHOVEN
Exceptionnelle version with 2 pianos,
soloists and choir
With Hélène Mercier, piano
Louis Lortie, Piano
Claire de Monteil, soprano
Delphine Haidan, mezzo-soprano
Valentin Thill, ténor
Nicolas Cavalier, baryton-basse
And the Toulon Opera Chorus


Price ticket *excluding booking fee:
€70
Thursday, July 30th
9.30pm
MISATANGO / BOLERO
Ballet Julien Lestel
Choreography: Julien LESTEL
Production: ALEXANDRA CARDINALE OPERA BALLET PRODUCTION
Assistant Choreographer: Gilles PORTE
Lighting: Lo-Ammy VAIMATAPAKO
Featuring the dancers of the BJL
Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes
Two major works that explore the connections between music and movement, between spirituality and sensuality.

© Igor Shabalin, Emma Picq, Caroline Doutre
Friday, July 31
9.30pm
Lambert Wilson, Pierre Genisson and Bruno Fontaine
The classics of French chanson
and the great American standards
& opening act by
Named “Best New Classical Vocal Artist” at the 2026 Victoires de la Musique Classique,
Lucie Peyramaure, soprano
Accompanied by Charlotte Bonneu, piano
With the support of the Orange Foundation



Price ticket *excluding booking fee:
€55